Obviously, your understanding of psychology and mental disorders is very limited. I'd say you're much closer to being an Aspie than most. You're self-centeredness is a very good indicator.

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A third core deficit of ASD is within the domain of restrictive and/or repetitive behaviors. This can include a preoccupation with a narrow interest (i.e., trains, vacuums, dinosaurs) that is unusually intense, a strong adherence to routines and rituals (i.e., can be quite rigid, insistence on sameness), difficulties with transitions and change, and/or a preoccupation with parts of objects (i.e., like to take things apart, rather than play with it as a whole).

"G'day all, I'm Felix (vk4fuq). I've been licensed with vk4fuq since November 1985. My general interests in Amateur Radio are home brew antennas (especially wire dipole/inverted V antennas and full wave loops), audio, talking and thinking. I am an 'Aspie' (Aspergers Syndrome), which gives me an 'interesting' personality with characteristic honesty and directness. Unfortunately I am often on the receiving end of unjustified Aspergers discrimination from many Amateur Radio Operators and other 'neurotypicals' ( so called 'normal' people), which is sad."

I was born in Brisbane, Australia in August 1972 and was diagnosed by Dr Tony Attwood as having Asperger Syndrome in July 1998.....When I was younger I had an interest in radios both shortwave and medium wave. At one stage I was even considering obtaining a Amateur Radio Licence so that I could be a Ham Radio Operator.

"Turned out I was utterly incapable of doing electronic engineering, where, like school, everything became a jumble. The field held no meaning for me whatever—notwithstanding my constructing long-range FM broadcast receivers as a hobby, as well as making my own TV station from parts scrounged from discarded radios and TV’s and a discarded iconoscope. I also put together a high-power ham radio station from scratch in the days before single-sideband."

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The first episode, which airs next Tuesday, introduces Richard, 37, an amateur radio enthusiast. As he reveals he has Asperger's, the audience also learns he hasn't been on a date for 20 years. He describes it as being like a radio that is "slightly off-tune."